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Community Services
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Parenting with Love and Logic / Mental Health First Aid / Anger Management / Community Awareness and Education / Case Management Services / Mental Health Advocacy
Parenting the Love & Logic Way
What is parenting with Love and Logic?
LOVE allows children to grow through their mistakes.
LOGIC prepares children to live with the consequences of their choices.
Parenting the Love & Logic Way is a 12-hour course based on the nationally recognized parenting theory that children learn best through natural consequences. When parents and children share control, children are given opportunities to develop good decision making skills. A certificate is awarded after the 12 class hours have been successfully completed.
This program, known as Parenting the Love & Logic Way, is based on a philosophy founded by Jim Fay and Foster W. Cline, M.D., and on their combined experience of over 75 years working with, and raising, kids.
Many parents want their kids to be well prepared for life, and they know this means kids will make mistakes and must be held accountable for those mistakes. But these parents often fail to hold the kids accountable for poor decisions because they are afraid the kids will see their parents as being mean. The result is they often excuse bad behavior, finding it easier to hold others, including themselves, accountable for their children's irresponsibility.
Parenting with Love & Logic teaches us that we should "lock in our empathy, love, and understanding" prior to telling kids what the consequences of their actions will be. The parenting course "Becoming a Love and Logic Parent" teaches parents how to hold their kids accountable in this special way.
Dates, Times & Location
Parenting the Love & Logic Way is held at several different locations in the county – evenings, and weekends. The program is $150/per person or $ 200/per couple and is not covered by any insurance.
For more information, contact Susan Lebowitz in the Office of Organizational Development at 410-996-3401 ext. 1201. Or click for a printable version of the Love and Logic brochure that also shows dates and times of upcoming classes.
Mental Health First Aid (MHFA)
Mental Health First Aid is an 8-hour course that teaches you how to help someone who is developing a mental health problem or experiencing a mental health crisis. The training helps you identify, understand, and respond to signs of addictions and mental illnesses.
What You Learn
The course trains participants to help people who may be experiencing a mental health problem or crisis. You learn:
- Risk factors and warning signs of mental health problems.
- Information on depression, anxiety, trauma, psychosis, and addiction disorders.
- A 5-step action plan to help someone developing a mental health problem or in crisis.
- Where to turn for help — professional, peer, and self-help resources.
Course Format
Course Length: The Mental Health First Aid course is 8 hours long. In your community, it may be offered all in one day or over two or four shorter sessions.
Activities: You learn by getting involved with the material and relating what you learn to real-life applications. Discussion topics, exercises, and other activities keep you engaged in the course and give you an opportunity to practice helping skills.
Environment: One or two certified instructors lead each course and follow a national curriculum and teaching standards, while emphasizing hope for recovery. Classes usually consist of 30 people or less are offered in a respectful, comfortable environment.
Course Types
Adult: The adult Mental Health First Aid course is appropriate for anyone age 16 and older who wants to learn how to help a person who may be experiencing a mental health related crisis or problem. The adult course is available in both English and Spanish.
Youth: The youth Mental Health First Aid course is primarily intended for adults to learn how to help young people experiencing mental health challenges or crises. It reviews the unique risk factors and warning signs of mental health problems in adolescents ages 12-18 and emphasizes the importance of early intervention.
Anger Management
The Anger Management Program at Upper Bay Counseling will not only show you where your anger comes from, but also how to control it. Anger management is an educational process. With the right tools, people can learn to manage their anger in any situation.
You can learn this process of managing your anger. That is the primary goal of this program, teaching people to deal with their anger. The goal is not to eliminate anger as anger is a natural and healthy emotion. After you acknowledge your anger, you can learn to reduce the emotional and physiological arousal that it causes and learn to control its effects on people around you and the environment.
This class is designed to help participants acquire the skills needed to manage their anger using a variety of techniques, including work-book exercises and physical techniques, which will be combined with classroom discussions that will help give you a better control and understanding of your anger response.
Through this program, you will:
- Learn to manage anger effectively
- Stop violence or the threat of violence
- Develop self-control over thoughts and actions
- Learn the simple ABCD's of Anger Management
- Receive support from others
The anger management class is divided into six sessions lasting approximately two hours each. Classes are held at the Cecil County Circuit House at 129 E. Main Street, Elkton, MD 21921. The classes are held on Tuesdays from 4 to 6 p.m. and all facilitators are employed by Upper Bay Counseling, licensed by the State of Maryland and have experience with anger management programs.
This program is offered for those who have been court ordered to take anger management classes to satisfy the court as well as other individuals who have been encouraged to participate in an anger management program.
Each participant must complete an initial assessment and all six sessions at $60 each for a total of $420. Payment in full of $360 (a savings of $60) can be made at the time of the assessment or the option to make weekly payments of $60 is also available. The program is not covered by any insurance plan.
For more information, contact the Office of Organizational Development at 410-996-3401 ext. 1201. Or click for a printable version of the Anger Management brochure that also shows dates and times of upcoming classes.
"Mental Health Matters" (Community Awareness and Education)
Mental health is an essential part of everyone's overall health and wellness. When our mental health is compromised, it can affect our physical being and play a major role in the development of other health-related issues.
As the largest not-for-profit provider of behavioral and mental health services in Cecil County, we are here to help.
Our experienced staff can educate, inform and provide professional resources to initiate and enhance skill ability as well as addressing particular topics of interest or concern.
We provide this educational program by request. For more information or to make a request for a topic, please contact the Office of Organizational Development at 410-996-3401 ext. 1201.
Listed are some of the most frequently requested workshops/seminars we are asked to present. If you have a topic or concern that you do not see listed, please contact us and we will make every attempt to meet your needs.
Individual Issues – Children, Adolescents & Adults
- Attention Deficit (ADHD)
- Learning Disabilities
- Eating Disorders
- Self-Esteem
- Anxiety
- Stress Management/Mindfulness
- Depression
- Panic Disorders
- Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD)
- Seasonal Affective Disorder
- Addictions/Dependencies
- Post-Partum Depression
- Mother-Infant Bonding/Attachment
- Our Aging Bodies
Geriatric/Caregiver Concerns
- Grief & Bereavement
- Alzheimer's & Dementia
- Family Relationships
Military Personnel/Family Concerns
- Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
- Relocation
- Separation Anxiety
- Return & Re-acclimate
- Depression
- Reconnecting "Now that you are back…"
Family Relationship Issues
- Family Violence
- Anger Management
- Post Traumatic Stress Disorder
- Parenting Issues
- Love & Logic Parenting Program
- Co-Dependency
- Effective Communication
- Changing Anxiety
- Infidelity
- Birth Order
Community & Employee Relations Issues
- EAP Services
- Workplace Wellness
- Stress Management
- Presentee-ism
- Addictions/Dependencies
- Lay-offs/Downsizing
- De-escalation Techniques
Click for printable "Mental Health Matters" Brochure.
Case Management Services
Child and Adolescent Case Management
Our FUSIONS Program provides Mental Health Case Management to children and youth under 18 years old who have serious mental health issues or co-occurring issues and who meet eligibility requirements. This program focuses on the strengths of the child and family and builds upon those strengths to meet the goals of the care plan.
This service provides support for the child and family through creating a Child and Family Care Team to help and support the client and family in reaching and maintaining the goals of their care plan. For an article about this program with additional information, see our blog post.
Some of the services include:
- Linking the child to Behavioral Health Services
- Improve basic needed supports for the child and family
- Creation of a Child and Family Care Team
- Decrease likelihood of an out of home placement for the child by providing intensive services
- Support the child and family after an out of home placement or hospitalization of the child
Eligibility /Referrals
Eligibility is determined at the time of referral. All participants must have a current mental health diagnosis. Referrals may be made by community partners or family members.
Mental Health Advocacy
For an Open Letter from UBCSS's CEO concerning Mental Health Advocacy, see this page: Make a Difference.


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RVA come visit Manchester on Saturday, February 25, 2017 for Dogtown Dance Theatre's 6th annual Mardi Gras event! See below for information from the Dogtown Dance Theatre website.
Join Dogtown Dance Theatre for their 6th annual Mardi Gras celebration and parade! Open to the Richmond community, Dogtown will celebrate Mardi Gras on Saturday, February 25, 2017. Mardi Gras RVA is the BIGGEST family-friendly Mardi Gras celebration in Richmond, and not to be missed!
We kick off the afternoon with a community parade around the Dogtown area and then come inside for some amazing performance, live music and food for the rest of the day! ALL members of the commuinty are invited to join in the FREE parade!
Parade Route: Leaves 15th St. and Bainbridge headed West on 15th St. Turns right on Porter heading North. Turns right on 10th heading East. Turns right on Bainbridge heading South. Then returns to Dogtown Dance Theatre at 15th St.
Performers include:
RVA Dance Collective, CLAVES UNIDOS, Studio 4 Dance Company, Pole Pressure, Illumination Dance Studio, Ajna Tribal, Circular Expressions, Latin Vintage and live music by Happy Lucky Combo.
We'll be serving local brews from Legend Brewery and Cajun catering by Sophia's International Cuisine!
Don't miss the biggest Mardi Gras party on Richmond's southside!
Show Admission: $15
Children 5-12: $5
Children under 5: FREE
PARADE: 3pm | SHOW and DANCE PARTY: 4PM – 8PM

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Azúcar Con Aché (ACA) is an exciting multicultural ensemble of women based in the San Francisco Bay Area who play salsa and Latin Jazz style music. The band name translates to "Sweetness with Powerful Blessings", and the songs are performed in English, Spanish, and Portuguese. The ACA sound combines a spicy, creative mix of original compositions with tasty arrangements of standard tunes. Their musical backgrounds are diverse and draw from traditions originating in Africa, Puerto Rico, Venezuela, New York, Cuba, and California.
At ease performing in a variety of settings that include private parties, corporate celebrations, and community gatherings, ACA has recently been featured at various Bay Area events, including Yoshi's Oakland Jazz Club, Fabulosa Fest at Walker Creek Ranch, the Montclair Women's Cultural Arts Club, Freight & Salvage in Berkeley, the 2014 Fillmore Jazz Festival in San Francisco, Rhythmix Cultural Works in Alameda, Women's Weekend 2.0 at the Russian River in Monte Rio, and the Marriott Hotel in San Francisco for the Chicana Latina Foundation Fundraiser event (that includes impromptu jamming with Sheila E—Check it out on the Azucar con Ache Facebook site!)
Their enticing rhythms, stellar talent, and high-energy delivery will lift your spirits and cause your body to get into dancing mode before you know it. We invite you to enjoy!!!


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Participation in excavations at Hala Sultan Tekke, Cyprus
May–June 2015
Professor Peter M. Fischer from the Universities of Gothenburg and Vienna has carried out five seasons of excavations (2010 – 2014) at Hala Sultan Tekke, Cyprus, which is one of the largest Late Cypriote (=Late Bronze Age) cities, maybe the largest. In the past, archaeologists and students from Sweden, Austria, Australia, Cyprus, Denmark, Germany, Greece, Iceland, Italy, Jordan, Korea, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Syria, Switzerland and USA have participated. Pre-excavation surveys with ground-penetrating radar and a magnetometer lead to the discovery of new city quarters dating mainly to the 13th/12th cent. BCE, nevertheless earlier remains were found too. Remarkable finds were made during these four years: well-built architecture, a copper production workshop, evidence of large-scale textile production, bronze/ceramic/stone objects, weapons and jewellery, sophisticated pottery, and numerous imports. Some of the finds are outstanding: one is a bull figurine (see head of page), others are gold and silver jewellery, cylinder seals (see the one of haematite on next page), pictorial vessels and numerous imports. For further information concerning objectives, results etc. see
The project director will provide the opportunity for approx. 20 students to participate in NSCE15. Preliminary dates are 3 May – 6 June 2015. Previous field work is not a precondition. Interested students should contact (please attach your CV):
primarily: <email@example.com> (or <email@example.com>)
Deadline for applications: 21 December 2014
Time schedule: 3 May – 6 June 2014 (preliminary).
Conditions: The participants have to pay their travel expenses. Accommodation in low-class apartment hotel and basic meals will be provided by the expedition. Expenditures during leisure time have to be paid by the participants. Excursions are planned during the weekends (transportation is free). Although exciting, the field work is tough, the climate is fairly harsh, and the participants should be prepared to spend long days in the field and during processing of the excavated material which will be treated immediately (!) after its discovery – and not during a separate season.
General information
1. Field work 6 AM to 1:30 PM, 30 min. brunch at 9:30
2. Lunch/rest until 3:30 PM
3. 3:30 PM until necessary work is finished. This work includes:
– processing of the finds, programming of database (finds, features etc.)
– catalogue of digital photographs and digital video-recording
– analogue backup, i.e. hand-written diaries, and digital backup (word files of diaries)
– general discussion concerning the day's events and intentions for the next day
4. Dinner 7 PM.
Research/publications: It is the policy of the project director to encourage participants to deal with research on special topics, finds, find groups etc. and publication. Arrangements can be made only directly with the project director who will act as supervisor. The research/manuscript must be accomplished within a strict time frame. Further information on the website (see general "guidelines" Cyprus season 2012 in website http://www.fischerarchaeology.se).
General references concerning field work, recording system and results
Fischer, P.M., 'The New Swedish Cyprus Expedition 2010-2014: Excavations at Hala Sultan Tekke. Preliminary results'. Opuscula 4 (2011) – 7 (2014).
Also as pdf: http://ecsi.bokorder.se/Opuscula.aspx
Selected lectures about NSCE related topics (by Peter M. Fischer)
Monday, 1 December 2014, 13:15–1500 at AKS, Institute for Historical Studies, University of Gothenburg, Sweden.
Monday, 9 March 2015, 18:00: Arkeologi i naturvetenskapens och teknikens tecken: Exempel från 25 år av svenska utgrävningar på Cypern och i Främre Orienten.
The Royal Society of Arts and Sciences in Gothenburg (only for members or by invitation).


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Our website is currently under construction, all updates will be uploaded to our 'liked' Facebook Page.
Archive for May, 2018
Website Under Construction!Tuesday, May 29th, 2018
Trials & Registration 2018Wednesday, May 9th, 2018
This year in order to ensure the smooth running of the Club we have decided to run registration/trials for all teams so that we can enter teams into appropriate Leagues.
If you were registered with the Oblates last year and do not attend the registration/trial or MAKE CONTACT (to coach or by return email) and sign the Club registration form we will not be able to guarantee you a place on a team. We will enter teams into the Leagues based on who is registered. Registration forms will be available at the trials and once selected, will have to be signed by Parent/Guardian and returned with €50 to the treasurer before May 18th for your place on a team to be secure.
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|2003 & 2004
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Take a look inside Blue Coat Occasions!
Discover our wonderful facilities as our latest video takes you into our range of rooms, perfect for meetings and training sessions.
Please take a few moments to read some of the lovely comments we have received, and to view the videos below.
Our thanks to Amanda and Darren Simpson for allowing us to share these video clips, which we hope gives everyone a flavour of our special wedding venue. the first clip shows our beautiful chapel and grounds, whilst the second gives a brief look at the Boardroom, where newly-married couple can meet their guests after the ceremony.
"I just wanted to re-iterate a massive thanks to you and the team at Blue Coat Occasions in order to help make this morning's exercise such a success. A real pleasure to work with you…… Neil Furness, Resilience Manager
"Thanks for the warm welcome and your hospitality throughout the day at our development session. The staff remarked on the great facilities and catering which is why we chose Occasions once again!…………. Irene Harvey, Clinical Lead OT
" Well looked after. Good sized room and clean facilities. Thank you the service was excellent……….. Claire Jones, CPPE
"Lovely building and great room. Fresh hot tea! Lovely welcome, Jane couldn't have been more helpful…… Michelle, University of Salford
"Thank you so much for helping to make our day so special. It all ran so smoothly and we couldn't have asked for anything better! Perfect setting and a day we will always remember….. Craig & Laura Doyle
" Great Service, excellent size venue, temperature and layout. Staff were lovely – a delight…… Sarah Williams, School Improvement, Liverpool
"Excellent service by friendly staff. I.T available at the venue. Central, clean and parking available…….Patricia Birkett, Liverpool Community Health (LCH)
" Fantastic service, lovely character to the building. Food Nice. Very friendly staff, wonderful venue….. B. Millward, Independent Environmental
" Lovely staff, greeted and any technical issues raised, looked into asap….. Michelle, Liverpool Community Health (LCH)
"Good room, nice venue. Thanks for the prompt service. Good customer service and welcome to the venue……. Lynn Irwin, Millstead School
" Very attentive staff with good facilities…….. Kerry Orme, Skin Service, Liverpool Community Health (LCH)
" 10/10, outstanding customer service. Thanks, this is the best venue I have been to as a speaker in Liverpool and Sefton……. Ricky, Liverpool Community Health (LCH)
" Excellent host and service was wonderful. The venue completely met our needs……. Catherine Owen, Liverpool Community Health (LCH)
" Thank you for making our day so special and stress free. We both had such a gorgeous day and we know that was down to all of you to make sure we had such a lovely day…….. "Sharron & Paul
" Pleasant venue. Excellent staff. Extremely helpful and any problems resolved promptly. Always look forward to training at this venue due to the excellent standards here….." Clare Ashley, Liverpool Community Health (LCH)
"….. Thank you very, very much. Four terrific days with helpful and friendly staff in a terrific setting. Everything was well-organised and flowed seamlessly. Nice touches e.g. smarties….." Julie McCann, School Improvement, Liverpool
"…. Friendly, helpful staff. Beautiful surroundings, prepared as always. Refreshments always on time and the smarties are a lovely touch – thank you……" Pauline Morris, Liverpool Community Health (LCH)
"….. Friendly and helpful staff. Everything ready and organised – everything was excellent……" Julie McCann, School Improvement
"…. Warm friendly staff with excellent service. Delegates enjoyed catering……" Karen Whitehead, Liverpool Community Health (LCH)
"…. Excellent service, welcomed but then left to get on with it. Spacious rooms, sense of occasion and great atmosphere. Tea/coffee always refreshed on time with lovely food and fruit. Many thanks for the hospitality, I will recommend and I am sure we will be back….." Rob Simpson, Norman Pannell School
"……Friendly staff, nothing too much trouble. Nice Room, fantastic food – keep up the good work….." John Rowan, Best Practice Network (NPQML)
"……Found a very friendly atmosphere and staff were very helpful. The Service was excellent, large spacious room and the catering was just right……." Garry Talbot, Teachers' Pensions
"…… Thank you so much for all your support in sorting the venue for our session. I have only ever had good experiences at the Blue Coat so hope to use your venue again soon….." Jo Carroll, Liverpool Community Health (LCH)
" Slick organisation with the personal touch……." Peter Dawsen & Vanessa MacDonald, BPN
"…..Staff are very helpful, table layout was good. Loved the early morning cup of tea (as well as the other 2!)…….." Palliative Care Team
"……I have used this venue on many occasions over the years and would recommend it as an excellent training venue. Great staff, excellent service and clean venue……" Mark Jump, Dreenay Ltd
"….Lovely room, friendly and helpful staff. Many thanks for a great day……." Kylie Spark, BPN
"….. Thank you for always making us so welcome and for being so helpful on our training days. The venue is very comfortable and welcoming……" Mary Worthington, Liverpool Community Health (LCH)
"…. It is always a pleasure to deliver any training at Blue Coat. It is lovely to see the same staff on every occasion and they always deliver exceptionally high standards……" Paula Whitfield & Karen Whitehead, Liverpool Community Health (LCH)
"……The Blue Coat is an outstanding and very reasonably priced venue and the staff always go that 'extra mile'……."Aileen Hoare, NWGT
"……I recently attended a meeting at Occasions and wanted to pass on how much I enjoyed your venue. Your hospitality was excellent and I felt very welcomed by your staff. The food was also excellent. Thank you so much and I look forward to attending the next meeting…." David Darson
"……Staff are very friendly, welcoming and very professional, nothing is too much trouble for them. They direct people to the right venue which is very good as it saves time and people wandering around aimlessly. The room is always set out and ready when people arrive with hot tea and coffee. All in all a very good venue with great staff and food……"Yvonne Walker, Podiatry Department
"……It is a pleasure to deliver anything at the Blue Coat as Jane and Elly are so friendly, welcoming and nothing is ever too much trouble for them. It is a very special venue that our delegates enjoy coming too as much as we do……"Nina Purcell, Liverpool Community Health (LCH)
"…..This is a venue that I really like. It is local, parking is good and catering excellent. The costs are good – particularly as we are working with challenging budgets! The service is excellent, from welcome to organisation and help and contact through the day……"Gill Price, 5Ways Learning Network
"…… Jane, Elly and the team always make us feel completely at ease and welcome. They always ensure that everything runs like clockwork and are flexible to our needs. It has been a real pleasure working with and getting to know the team at Blue Coat. They are extremely professional and customer focused and set the benchmark very high as a conference venue. I also find their friendly, personable approach really helps. I always feel at ease when working at Blue Coat and I know I can rely on the team. Thank you and continue doing what you do so well……..Tracy Kewish, Liverpool Community Health (LCH)
"……..I would happily recommend the Blue Coat facilities to any colleague looking for an external venue, the catering on each occasion was delicious…….Janet Woods, Liverpool Community Health (LCH)
"…….I have used the Blue Coat facilities on a number of occasions and would note that they are always excellent. The Occasions team are always responsive and flexible to our needs, and can't thank them enough…….. Kris Jones, Liverpool Community Health (LCH)
"……Rooms are an excellent size and always immaculately clean and well laid out. I have to give a special mention to your staff for being so helpful and friendly. From making the initial enquiry right through to the end of the event, they are very attentive. They are a credit to Blue Coat and I highly recommend your facilities to all my colleagues who are holding events. Keep up the good work and thanks for all your assistance……Pauline Davidson, Liverpool Community Health (LCH)
"……Overall fantastic service and amazing venue…..Susan Evans, Liverpool Community Health (LCH)
"…..We were extremely impressed with the service provided by the Blue Coat and was even more overwhelmed by the care and attention the staff provided during the booking period. Jane and Eddie were extremely helpful during this period even with issues surrounding dates, numbers etc and took everything on in a relaxed, helpful and professional manner. The venue was perfect for our meeting requirements. Overall excellent service and lovely, friendly and professional staff who went above and beyond to help……Sue Nash, Merseyside Fire & Rescue Service
"…….Thank you from the bottom of our hearts for all your hard work for our wedding ceremony. A lot of our guests commented on how great you all are and we have to agree! The whole process was made so easy and enjoyable by you all. We couldn't have wished for anything better…..Lauren & Stephen
"…….Thank you to all the staff involved in arranging the conference facilities, lunch and refreshments for our staff away day. As always the facilities were ideal and the staff provided a friendly and efficient service…..Irene Harvey, Community Occupational Therapy
"…….just a note to thank you all for helping make Darren and Amanda's day so special. We really appreciated all the effort that you went to…..Don & Toni Simpson
" …..thank you so much for all your help & planning, to help make our special day go so smoothly! All our guests commented on what a beautiful venue the Blue Coat is & both Andy & I would highly recommend you! Once again, many thanks….. Helen & Andy Collins
""…truly, can't tell you how grateful we are for your professionalism, friendliness and for being so helpful…you were totally fab and gave Daniel and Becky a wonderful wedding day…thank you so much from the bottom of our hearts…" The Bowens
"…thank you for such a wonderful wedding day….your personal touch to make our day special meant so much to us and this was clear to our guests – who still say how wonderful it was…" Gemma and David Simpson
"…thank you very much for making Rebecca and Dan's wedding day so special…it was a wonderful ceremony and both rooms looked lovely…it was all very professionally done, thank you once again…" Annette Godfrey
"…..just wanted to say a huge thank you for being our hosts for the last few days on our leadership programme. Everything ran so smoothly, we really valued your support in ensuring the room set up, lunches, were organised well and also helping us out the with technical issues. Looking forward to working with you both again in June……" Tracy Kewish, Liverpool Community Health (LCH)
"…..I wanted to thank you for your support at my first CPPE event on the 8th May. I really appreciated it! We had no complaints at all. I found that the food was lovely, as was the tea and coffee, the supply of water was also very helpful. Thank you for also arranging the room like you did because it saved me a lot of time….." Andrew Taylor
"…fantastic venue and excellent organisation, very accommodating…would strongly recommend for any event…lovely staff…" Lime Pictures
"…thank you very much for looking after us all yesterday. Everything went smoothly thanks to you and your colleagues…" Margaret Alderman
"…your attention to detail, friendly approach and general attentiveness has been greatly appreciated…nothing is too much trouble for you…you made 3 day's of training much easier…" Kate Kenwright
"…thank you for all your help and support at our Team Away Day. All the staff really enjoyed the day and thought the venue was lovely. The whole day was a real success, the lunch was delicious and we can't thank you enough…" Donna Kelly


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Latitude: 52.1032 / 52°6'11"N
Longitude: -0.9565 / 0°57'23"W
OS Eastings: 471568
OS Northings: 245496
OS Grid: SP715454
Mapcode National: GBR BXX.4Z7
Mapcode Global: VHDSQ.CDPK
Entry Name: Church of St James the Great
Listing Date: 17 May 1960
Last Amended: 22 June 1987
Grade: II*
Source: Historic England
Source ID: 1041108
English Heritage Legacy ID: 234550
Location: Paulerspury, South Northamptonshire, Northamptonshire, NN12
County: Northamptonshire
District: South Northamptonshire
Civil Parish: Paulerspury
Built-Up Area: Paulerspury
Traditional County: Northamptonshire
Lieutenancy Area (Ceremonial County): Northamptonshire
Church of England Parish: Paulerspury St James the Great
Church of England Diocese: Peterborough
SP7145 (West side)
12/40 Church of St. James the Great
17/05/60 (Formerly listed as Church of
St. James)
Church. C13, C14, C15, much restored (including rebuilding) 1844, 1854
(chancel), and 1864. Coursed squared limestone, slate roofs, lead to north
aisle, chancel chapel and west tower. Chancel, north chancel chapel and vestry,
nave, north and south aisles, north and south porches, west tower. 3-bay chancel
has 3-light Decorated style east window, 3-light windows with intersecting
tracery to south and north-east, all with hood moulds, priest's door to south,
chamfered, with hood mould linked to string course, buttresses to angles and
between bays to south. North chancel chapel continues north aisle and has
coupled lancets to south, attached vestry to east with small rectangular windows
with chamfered stone surrounds to east and north and ridged stone roof and
5-sided tower beside chancel with similar windows. Nave has 5-bay clerestory
with spherical triangle windows and quatrefoil tracery. North aisle has 2-light
windows to north with Y-tracery, double-chamfered north door with hood mould and
carved head stops within porch of 1864. South aisle has 2-light east window with
Decorated-style tracery, 2-light windows to south with Y-tracery and quatrefoil
in heads, all with hood moulds. South door with double sunk chamfers within
porch with double hollow-chamfered doorway with hood mould, one-light windows to
east and west with ogee head, diagonal buttresses, tile roof and stone-coped
gable. 3-stage west tower has chamfered west door, a 3-light Perpendicular
window above with hood mould continuing string course. C19 single-storey lean-to
store to north, stair turret projection to south-east with small quatrefoil
windows and one small 2-light trefoil headed window at middle stage level. Tall
2-light Perpendicular bell-openings, with transoms and hood moulds. Diagonal
buttresses to west angles and battlemented parapets. Interior: chancel has fine
C14 triple sedilia and double piscina, seats with pointed trefoil heads,
miniature rib vaults within with foliage bosses, projecting divisions with
crocketted pinnacles, crocketted hood moulds with ogee-arch frieze above the
underside carved with foliage and fantastic beasts and brattishing on top;
piscina has six-pointed star in spandrel. Chancel chapel windows have detached
shafts inside and half columns, moulded capitals and arches with dog-tooth
ornament; 2-bay arcade to chancel with octagonal pier and double-chamfered
arches. Nave has 5-bay arcades with similar piers and arches, alternating with
circular piers to north. C19 roofs except for C20 roof to chancel chapel.
Triptych reredos of 1880 designed by Swinfen Harris with panels painted by
Nathaniel Westlake. Fine C19 Perpendicular-style painted stone pulpit. Norman
tub font with palmette style ornament either side of scalloped beaded fillet.
Stained glass: south-west chancel window 1878 by Clayton and Bell, tower window
by Hardman 1893, and C17 painted armorial panels in heads of chancel chapel
windows. Monuments: mid C14 oak effigies of knight and lady, her pillow
supported by angels, on panelled stone chest tomb, thought to commemorate Sir
Lawrence de Pavely and his wife. Large black marble and alabaster chest tomb
with relining effigies of Sir Arthur Throckmorton d.1603 and his wife, leaning
on one elbow and facing each other. C17 wall monument with segmental pediment
filled by cartouche. Mali monument to Benjamin Bathurst d.1704 and his wife
d.1727 topped by urn against obelisk panel (behind organ). Wall monuments to
Joseph Spinall d.1726 by Hunt, and Robert Sheddon of Paulersbury Park d.1826 by
Theakston, and other C19 wall monuments.
(Buildings of England: Northamptonshire, p.371; Kelly's Directory for
Northamptonshire, 1928; Guide to the Church of St. James the Great (no date).
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Citizens Show Up to Tell a Do-Nothing Government Enough is Enough
We followed the crowd flow, past some National Guard troops with a desert-camouflaged humvee and a black federal SWAT team tank with its teammates all tricked out in the latest AR15s and SWAT fashion, until we ran into people. And there we stayed for the duration, hanging with a crowd of wonderful, engaged citizens you could only describe as a diverse collections of ordinary citizens who shared a collective sense of being fed up with one too many outrages and a government that seems deeply devoted to the Ozzie Myers Rule. Myers was a Philadelphia congressman caught in the ABSCAM corruption scandal. His famous remark on camera before being handed a briefcase of money was "In this town, money talks and bullshit walks."
So I look at it as the Woody Allen Rule trumping the Ozzie Myers Rule. For me, it was a powerful feeling to be part of such a massive outpouring of political feeling and engagement. The story for me was the ordinary people who got it together to show up, many with young children in tow or sitting on their shoulders; some of the kids had clearly made the signs they were carrying themselves. Others seemed adult-made. The remarks by Parkland students one-after-another were played on a giant video screen, their words thundering through the air. All the while, we were catching up with old friends coincidentally encountered in the crowd.
One of the themes expressed in many different ways was Throw The Bums Out and replace them with reasonable, honorable, hard-working Americans willing and able to be constructive and at least moderately progressive in a time of grave emergency noted for what, in a January 2018 collection of essays, The Journal of Democracy calls "The Rise of Kleptocracy", a phenomenon that works in synch with the much talked about rise of authoritarianism and the globalized features of money laundering, reputation laundering, "black PR" and self-serving, institutionalized dishonesty. The only way out of this is the expression of mass outrage, via the ballot box or in the street -- or both. Currently, those running our government have done nothing about a festering cycle of absurd violence, and they show no inclination to ever do anything. With the ongoing corruption of the National Rifle Association virtually owning the United State Congress and now with the ascendancy of war hawk John Bolton to the diplomatic post of Secretary of State, things are getting pretty damn serious. So the really big question is: How will this youth movement affect the mid-term elections coming in November? Can the radical left and the moderate left get their acts together and find common ground? Will electoral turnout be strong enough to overcome Republican gerrymandering? Can the Woody Allen Rule continue throughout 2018 to trump the Ozzie Myers Rule?


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Thank you Waiheke for supporting Ronald McDonald House on Friday 10th June National Appeal Day. We were on Matiatia Wharf and Oneroa Village and with your help we raised $795.50 to help kiwi families who are away from home with a hospitalised child. Ronald McDonald House provides free accommodation and support services but most importantly … Read more


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I'm a fifty-something, self-taught artist. I find my inspiration from nature,Romanesque architecture, Early Celtic art, Prehistoric art and monuments, the Universe, and whatever else happens to grab my attention.
Flowing shapes, lines and colours characterize my crazily textured and detailed artworks. I love to work in a flowing, free and easy way, seeing where inspiration and intuition take me as I work with pens, pencils and paints. Spirals and swirls and organically flowing forms are a feature of my work. Also, I have an inner raven that will not be denied; he insists I add metallic and iridescent accents.
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Know this right now about Hadoop
Ancillary (this you should know about)
Finally, here are the items about which you should at least be able to talk a good game.
- Zookeeper: This is for configuration and (cluster) group membership and coordination.
- Sqoop: This is essentially an ETL (extract, transform, load) for sucking data out of your RDBMS or pushing data back into the RDBMS. It's not a difficult tool to use or learn if you need to. It might be good to spend some time on it, because chances are this is where your data will come from for your early Hadoop installation, integration, and implementation (or proof-of-concept projects).
- Flume: If you've used an ESB, messed with Spring Integration, or even glanced at the Enterprise Integration Patterns book, then you have some passing familiarity with Flume, an integration tool that lets you publish data to channels, aggregate data, multiplex data, filter data, and more. Unless you've rolled out your "data lake" and have a relatively high level of maturity using Hadoop in your organization, I'd work on a passing strategic knowledge of Flume for now, just enough to talk strategy.
By my informal study -- and plenty more formal by analysts -- Hadoop is the hottest growth area of the industry. While you may have a (misguided) passion for $RANDOMCOMPUTERLANGUAGE or ${api.of.theday}, if you want to be the kind of highly valued developer that every organization is trying to poach and no one wants to lose, this is the stuff you should know right about now. The curve will rise as time goes on.
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I am the author of about fifty papers published in scientific journals, conferences and workshops. I participated in the organization committee of RE '11 and in program committees of many international conferences and workshops.
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EMT Dies After Bronx Man Steals Ambulance, Runs Her over
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A man got behind the wheel of an ambulance, then ran over and killed FDNY medic Yadira Arroyo, a mother of five.
The Washington Post reports that 25-year-old Jose Gonzalez proclaimed his innocence as he was led out of the NYPD's Bronx precinct Friday morning while angry EMT's in uniforms shouted insults at him.
He will be back in court next Wednesday. Arroyo was a 44-year-old mother of five and a 14-year veteran of the FDNY. While they were attending to the matter, Gonzalez, allegedly under the influence of drugs, climbed into their ambulance with intent to steal it.
A nearby woman, Nancy Montavo, told the Daily News that the second paramedic was devastated. "I didn't do nothing".
The other EMT was in the passenger seat of the ambulance as it was being stolen. Williams was treated for minor injuries sustained during her struggle with the carjacker and released. She was killed when the suspect put the vehicle in reverse and ran over her.
"They got out to see what has happening", Nigro said.
"The vehicle ran over her, and you could see it hop", said music producer SwavyJayBeats, who was being driven home when he started videotaping the runaway ambulance.
The ambulance then crashed into several parked cars and got stuck on a snowbank.
It's a sad night for everyone in the department. "This person had no business being in this ambulance", Fire Commissioner Daniel Nigro said.
Arroyo, however, died at her station house while waiting for medical attention. Police officers who arrived on the scene quickly, sympathetically restrained Williams and helped to calm her down after the shocking fatal carjacking. "My prayers go out to her and her family".
"We lost more than a patient advocate".
"We're hurt", said Patrica Red, 50, a lifelong friend who consoled Rosado.
He said the perpetrator needs to spend the rest of his life in prison. "They don't need to be there", he said. He was apprehended by passing MTA K-9 Officer Danny McCabe and a group of good Samaritans.
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The Charlotte Hornets are signing former North Carolina guard Marcus Paige and former Louisville center Mangok Mathiang to the NBA's newly-created two-way contracts, an informed source told the Observer.
Those contracts – each of 30 NBA franchises can have two two-way deals – means Paige and Mathiang will play primarily for the G-League Greensboro Swarm next season.
The intent of two-way contracts, adapted from an NHL system, allows each team to control the rights to two developmental players without them counting against the 15-man roster limit while playing in the G-League.
Previously, teams could develop players like Paige and Mathiang with their G-League affiliates, only to have another NBA team call them up to fill roster spots.
Paige was originally selected 55th overall by the Brooklyn Nets in the 2016 NBA draft, then traded to the Utah Jazz. The Jazz released Paige that October, and he then signed with the Jazz's G-league affiliate, also in Salt Lake City. He averaged 12.2 points and 2.2 assists last season.
Paige played for the Minnesota Timberwolves in Las Vegas Summer League this summer.
In his senior season at North Carolina, Paige scored 21 points in the national championship game loss to Villanova. At 6-foot-1 he is smallish by NBA point guard standards.
Mathiang, a 6-10 center, did a pre-draft workout for the Hornets. He was not among the 60 players selected in the 2017 draft. He played for the Hornets' summer league team last month in Orlando, Fla.
Mathiang grew up in Australia before playing for Louisville.
Under the NBA's new two-way contracts, Paige's and Mathiang's salaries will not count against the Hornets' salary cap when they are playing for Greensboro.
The Hornets are closing in on the NBA's luxury-tax threshold of about $119 million this season. Point guard and center are both positions where the Hornets want to add to their depth.
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11 Positive Thoughts From Bob Marley To Live By
Even if you're having a bad day, it's safe to say that these inspirational lyrics from the one and only Bob Marley will have you smiling.
Bob Marley was a singer, a songwriter, a husband, father and Rastafari who took reggae to the world stage. But, like all great musicians, his lyrics transcend the music and are inspirational quotes that standalone.
1. The greatness of man
The greatness of man is not in his wealth he acquires, but in his ability to affect those around him positively.
2. Do you feel it?
Some people feel the rain others just wet.
3. The value of wisdom
Don't gain the world and lose your soul; wisdom is better than silver or gold.
4. Love
Love the life you live, live the life you love.
5. Live
Live for yourself and you will live in vain, live for others, and you will live again.
6. Don't worry
Don't worry about a thing, 'cause every little thing gonna be all right.
7. Are you worthy?
If she's amazing she won't be easy. If she's easy, she won't be amazing. If she's worth it, you won't give up. If you give up, you're not worthy.
8. Know your strength
You never know how strong you are until being strong is your only choice.
9. You can fool some people sometimes
You can fool some people sometimes, but you can't fool all the people all of the time.
10. It's up to you
None but ourselves can free our mind.
11. Live life
Beginnings are usually scary, and endings are usually sad, but it's everything in between that makes it all worth living.


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Proto Board Power Supply
David Johnson-Davies @ technoblogy.com build a breadboard friendly power supply to power your Arduino or other low power electronics. The power supply is able to deliver 0V to 5.5V at up to 0.5A and it's powered from two Li-Ion rechargeable batteries. The output can be adjusted using a rotary encoder, and the voltage is displayed on a three-digit 7-segment display. The whole circuit is controlled by an ATmega328.


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Benchmarks Including Workforce Composition and Leadership Effectiveness Equip Global Organizations With Valuable Market Insights to Optimize Business Performance
Benchmarks Including Workforce Composition and Leadership Effectiveness Equip Global Organizations With Valuable Market Insights to Optimize Business Performance
PLEASANTON, CA--(Marketwired - Oct 10, 2017) - WORKDAY RISING -- Workday, Inc. (NASDAQ: WDAY), a leader in enterprise cloud applications for finance and human resources, today announced the general availability of Workday Data-as-a-Service (DaaS), a cloud service that provides valuable data to customers to enable more informed decision-making. The first service delivered on the DaaS offering, Workday Benchmarking, provides key metrics to customers seeking a better understanding of their company's relative performance in comparison to peers to help achieve optimal performance in their respective markets.
With Workday Benchmarking, customers worldwide can leverage the collective power of Workday's extensive community -- including over 26 million workers across more than 1,800 global organizations. Workday Benchmarking is seamlessly unified with all of Workday's products, including Workday Financial Management, Workday Human Capital Management (HCM), Workday Planning, and Workday Prism Analytics, empowering customers with the only cloud system to plan, execute, and analyze their business through one secure environment.
Up-to-date Benchmarks, Analytics, and Insights to Improve Performance
Traditional benchmarking services and reports typically provide outdated data delivered out of context in silos. These services are not only costly, but difficult to manage due to their lack of flexibility around rules and calculations. Workday Benchmarking extends the analytical power of Workday and addresses these challenges by enabling customers to better understand their individual organization's relative performance using current, reliable data. Once customers elect to participate in the Workday Benchmarking service and select what data to contribute, their data is de-identified and added to a secure, aggregated dataset. In return, they get access to benchmarks representative of Workday's participating customer community and can see how they compare against peers with similar demographics such as industry or company size. Benchmarks are surfaced right in the Workday applications and dashboards that business leaders access most, so they are empowered to make informed decisions on what actions to take to improve their company's competitive position -- all without ever having to leave Workday.
With Workday Benchmarking, customers have ready access to a growing catalog of benchmarks, including:
Like the entire Workday suite of applications, Workday Benchmarking leverages the power of one -- one version of software, a single source of truth, one customer community, and a single security model and user experience -- enabling customers to benefit from:
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"Data is the new currency, and Workday Benchmarking demonstrates how we continually deliver the analytical capabilities that enable our customers worldwide to unlock even more insights from their data and the broader Workday community," said Joe Korngiebel, chief technology officer, Workday. "With Workday Benchmarking, our customers can tap into up-to-date, reliable data that gives an industry-wide view of how their individual business is performing compared to others, better equipping them to prioritize business initiatives, pick up new best practices, and strategically allocate resources in an instant."
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Balancing films, homework and friends - 10-year-old shows howOctober 5th, 2008 - 9:09 am ICT by IANS
Mumbai, Oct 5 (IANS) This 10-year-old carries school books to film sets and studies between shots. Swini Khara, the girl who shared screen space with Amitabh Bachchan in "Cheeni Kum" and is now seen in "Hari Puttar", says she somehow manages to balance movies, homework and friends."It's not really that hard," Swini told IANS. "I agree I don't get to do the normal things girls my age do. But I enjoy what I'm doing."
As for time with friends and studies, Swini makes the required adjustments.
"I carry my books to the sets and study between shots. It's not that difficult. I've got used to it by now. I do get time for friends. But I do miss the time alone. And I do get tired. But my work is a lot of fun. I don't mind missing out on other activities," she said.
"Hari Puttar" is her latest release, which has 16-year-old Zain Khan playing the lead. For Swini, it was good to work with people nearer her age for a change.
"'Hari Puttar' was so much fun. In 'Cheeni Kum' I was working with people far older than me (Amitabh Bachchan, Zohra Sehgal and Tabu). In 'Hari Puttar', I had Zain Khan as my co-star. We had a ball, although I must say Sarika aunty and Jackie (Shroff) uncle were also a barrel of fun," the child actor said.
According to her, Zain grew from super-brat to solemn teenager during the making of the film.
"Because of the animation scenes, 'Hari Puttar' took a long time to make. In fact, I went to London in between for another film, came back and then shot again for 'Hari Puttar'," said Swini.
"Zain was very naughty when we shot the earlier portions. But as the film progressed, he grew older and became very serious. I liked that. I don't like doing too much masti (fun) on the sets."
Swini seems delighted by the vagaries of showbiz and is now looking forward to more work on her plate.
"I do my best. Recently I was shooting for a dance-based reality show and that was also fun. I'm doing one more film 'Kaalu' where I play the main role. And there's a witch chasing me throughout the film. Please see this film. It will scare the hell out of you. I get to do a lot of dangerous stunts in this film all on my own. There are rocks falling on me. But not to worry. The rocks were made of thermocol," she explained.
Swini was happy to meet her former co-star Amitabh Bachchan recently.
"I met Amit Uncle at an awards function. He was very sweet. I enjoyed playing Sexy in 'Cheeni Kum'. But now I've moved on to 'Hari Puttar'," she quipped.
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Tomiwa and a friend of hers got into an argument regarding which of exercising and dieting is better for weight control and general health. When they couldn't agree on the better way to go, each stuck to their respective opinions.
Tomiwa, a former Physical Education teacher, embraced exercises as a means of keeping fit. She jogged three miles every morning and that kept the weight off for a while despite her food choices, but that hasn't work so much because Tomiwa is still 20 pounds overweight.
Is it that exercising is not good enough? Comparing dieting and exercising, is exercising the loser? No. Exercising is very important for a healthy life, as it aids weight control, makes you feel better, adds years to your age and gives you more energy. No matter your gender, age and physical ability, you stand to benefit from exercising.
However, when it comes to controlling your weight and being generally healthy, a lot depends on what you put into your body and not just on how you move your body. Reducing your weight and being healthy through dieting is therefore more effective and takes lesser time than running on the treadmill.
A 2015 study explains how calories control is more rewarding because exercising increases appetite in many people. Another research found that though exercising burns more calories at the initial stage, the burn doesn't bring so much change to the body afterwards because the body would have adjusted to the physical activities.
A combination of both dieting and exercising is the key to losing weight and being healthy, which means that a healthy diet and embracing physical exercising is important and is needed for your overall health.
Scientists at the University of Colorado and Brown Medical School, in 1994, followed more than 10,000 Americans who have lost their weight and still kept it off for years. Their findings show that 1% kept the pounds off with exercises only and 10% did it with their diet only, while 89% used both exercising and dieting.
Cutting down your large and fatty diet, adding more fruits and vegetables to it and exercising workwell and produce more rapid results. Nevertheless, the rule of the thumb is that weight loss and healthy living requires 75% dieting and 25% exercising. On the average, 150 minutes of exercises is good enough for a week.
To get healthier and to stay healthy, eat more vegetables and fruits, eat less fatty foods, reduce alcohol intake and sit less. Don't forget that you can't out-exercise a bad diet.
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Intel is officially canceling its Intel Developer Forum, or IDF — an annual gathering of tech enthusiasts eager to hear what Intel is cooking up.
IDF began in 1997 as a wee event, nothing too sophisticated and grand, in Palm Springs, California. Over the years, the show acquired a larger following, owing in part to the boom in the PC market. Its expansion eventually propelled it to move to San Francisco, with the event increasingly accruing more sophistication and significance over time.
Why Is Intel Canceling Its Annual Developer Forum?
The cancelation, though a bit of a gut-punch for developers looking forward to it every year, paves the way for a more targeted series of events that's more evolved and specific. Speaking to AnandTech, an Intel spokesperson said the move signals Intel's expansion into other markets, ventures: it's no longer exclusively a PC staple with its chips because it's also moving toward other technologies, such as virtual reality, for instance.
"Intel has been transforming from a PC company and becoming much more diversified — we are in AI, 5G, autonomous driving," Agnes Kwan, an Intel spokesperson, told the Silicon Valley Business Journal. "The scope has really grown. As our business evolves, we need to reach new audiences and use different ways to reach them."
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To that end, big annual one-offs are no longer efficient for Intel in the efforts to spread its messages. Instead, as an attempt to communicate its technologies more effectively, it'll rely on more specific niche events that cater to specific audiences, such as those more keen on a particular category of devices or a specific Intel enterprise.
"Intel has evolved its event portfolio and decided to retire the IDF program moving forward," reads the official announcement.
This way, Intel can transition from compacting all the news it needs to share in one big event into parsing, dividing, and distributing its messages to the people who'll most likely listen.
It also helps Intel introduce products at any point of the year of its choosing instead of collating a few announcements, which runs the risk of a relatively "thin" event. This is because Intel's announcements and unveilings are less frequent than, say, Apple's. So scattered events would be more fitting for its overall schedule, since often there's just nothing new to announce.
It's worth noting that Intel's IDF is a major component of its ability to unveil developments in a grand way, so the impact of canceling it is hard to determine, especially if it has yet to share very detailed plans on how replacement events will be handled moving forward. Needless to say that you should expect to hear Intel news moving forward.
Instead of an array of news hitting you all at once, Intel will more economically slice the bulk as it sees fit, or at least that's the concept Intel is implying with its statement.
All told, the decision to nix IDF is not much of a shocker, since it closely mimics an increasing Silicon Valley trend where heavyweights such as Google, Apple, and Microsoft have steered away from one-off events toward divided affairs that involve unveilings and showcases of a particular product.
IDF has been Intel's home for high-profile announcements, ranging from CPUs, storage products, and networking fabrics.
Do you frequent Intel's annual IDF events? Troubled by its cancelation? Feel free to share why down in the comments section!
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Clara Ann Fowler (November 8, 1927 – January 1, 2013), known by her professional name Patti Page, was an American singer of traditional pop music. She was the top-charting female vocalist and best-selling female artist of the 1950s, selling over 100 million records during a six decade long career. She was often introduced as "the Singin' Rage, Miss Patti Page". New York WNEW disc-jockey William B. Williams introduced her as "A Page in my life called Patti". Enjoy Patti Page's best quotes below.
"What I like about singing is that, for me, it's a substitute for the psychiatrist's couch."
"Each song, you're telling a story and acting."
"I can tell it all in song: pathos, gladness, love, joy, unhappiness."
"My music was called plastic, antiseptic, placid."
"I think that one of Elvis' charms was that he could sing almost any kind of music. I am sure that in his heart, which I don't know what was there, but just from his singing I could feel that he was very partial to gospel music."
"I was a kid from Oklahoma who never wanted to be a singer, but was told I could sing. And things snowballed."
"Being able to sing all these years has helped me handle life's tragedies."
"Your voice dries up if you don't use it."
"A lot of the music, and especially rap, I don't understand."
"On the radio I listen to the easy-listening stations, the jazz stations."
"I always thought that Elvis could have been a great actor, and that he was put in a lot of unimportant movies when he could have done a lot of great ones."
"I'm sure there are a lot of things I should have done differently. But I don't think I've stepped on anyone along the way. If I have, I didn't mean to."


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This official news post is from before the launch of Old School RuneScape and is copied verbatim from the RuneScape website. It is copyrighted by Jagex.
This update was added on 18 April 2007.
This update was added on 18 April 2007.
Up at the border to the Wilderness you will notice a small change this week. Far too easily have people mistakenly entered the dangerous lands of the north and so, with spades-united, a ditch has been dug!
You will now find that to enter and exit the wilderness you have to hop over a small ditch (no Agility level required). There's a safe zone just north of the ditch, so you needn't worry about getting over the ditch quickly.
Careful you don't trip!
In other news…Easter has come and gone, and with it the Easter Bunny has gone back to his mysterious home to prepare for next year's (hopefully) mishap-free chocolate festival. As a result, we've taken down the Easter Event. Don't worry if you missed out on it, there will be another holiday event for Halloween!


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WTF? This hilarious box expresses expletives at the touch of a button. The 16 buttons feature a pleasing variety of vocal styles and accents to maximize the effectiveness of each heart-felt phrase. Bring it out for use in the office, phone calls or tedious meetings! Box measures 2 1/2" x 4" x 1" and requires 2 AAA batteries included.
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Wednesday, June 22, 2011
5-Star Review of Dragon Stones on Book Garden Reviews
This morning, I got a Google Alert that my new YA fantasy, "Dragon Stones," had received its first 5-star review from Book Garden Reviews. Yay! Time to celebrate.
Isabella says:
Kristian Alva is a talented author, spellbinding the reader with each page. The story is fast-paced with delicious dialogue, vibrant descriptions, and mind bending twists. This is a wonderfully engaging book that stands on its own. Dragon Stones is the first book in the Dragon Stones saga, and I am excited to see what happens next.
I'm trying not to promote it too much, because the Kindle edition isn't even out yet, (although the Nook version of Dragon Stones is live). I will be posting a giveaway on Goodreads next week.
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Two Himalayan ice cores display a factor-two decreasing trend of air content over the past two millennia, in contrast to the relatively stable values in Greenland and Antarctica ice cores over the same period. Because the air content can be related with the relative frequency and intensity of melt phenomena, its variations along the Himalayan ice cores provide an indication of summer temperature trend. Our reconstruction point toward an unprecedented warming trend in the 20th century but does not depict the usual trends associated with "Medieval Warm Period" (MWP), or "Little Ice Age" (LIA).
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Hou, S.; Chappellaz, J.; Jouzel, J.; Chu, P. C.; Masson-Delmotte, V.; Qin, Dahe; Raynaud, D.; Mayewski, Paul Andrew; Lipenkov, V. Y.; and Kang, Shichang, "Summer Temperature Trend Over the Past Two Millennia Using Air Content in Himalayan Ice" (2007). Earth Science Faculty Scholarship. 93.
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Hou, S, Chappellaz, J, Jouzel, J, Chu, PC, Masson-Delmotte, V, Qin, D, Raynaud, D, et al., 2007, Summer Temperature Trend Over the Past Two Millennia Using Air Content in Himalayan Ice: Climate of the Past, v. 3, p. 89-95.
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Comedian Paul Merton has overtaken Kenneth Williams's record for most appearances on which Radio 4 panel game?
Just a Minute
Actor George Gaynes died this week aged 98. In which film series did he appear seven times as Commandant Lassard?
Police Academy
Known as 'the father of the atomic bomb' which American nuclear physicist died in February 1967?
J Robert Oppenheimer
Which National Hockey League team was this week honoured at The White House for its 2015 Stanley Cup victory?
Chicago Blackhawks
Edina Monsoon and Patsy Stone are the main characters of which BBC comedy television series which is set to hit the big screen in 2016?
Absolutely Fabulous
'Hairy Panic', an fast-growing tumbleweed, has invaded the town of Wangaratta in which country?
The world's most slender tower is due to open this summer in which British city? a) Bradford b) Brighton c) Bristol
b) Brighton
The Night Manager, a television miniseries from the BBC, is based on the novels by which author?
John Le Carre


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USF Home > College of Arts and Sciences > Department of Communication
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Office: CIS 3033
Phone: 813/974-2145
Email: cellis (at) usf.edu
Dr. Ellis began teaching at USF in 1981 in the Sociology Department and joined the Communication Department in 1996. Much of her research has been situated in interpretive and artistic representations of qualitative research and focuses on writing and revisioning autoethnographic stories as a way to understand and interpret culture and live a meaningful life. Her current research focuses on interactive interviews and collaborative witnessing with Holocaust survivors
Ph.D. SUNY at Stony Brook, 1981 (Sociology)
M.A. SUNY at Stony Brook, 1977 (Sociology)
B.A. College of William and Mary, 1973 (Sociology)
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Down with down! (Again!)
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I've written about down and other feathers before–not just on our website but on this blog. But I found this the other day at a local store and noticed two problems with the packaging. The first is the fact that the photo is of a Mute Swan, not a goose. (The body language tells us


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We'd welcome the opportunity to show you our facilities and to see first hand how Signbox is changing the face of sign design and manufacture.
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Follow this road down to a pair of mini-roundabouts, turn left and immediately right (in effect carrying straight on on the B388).
Turn left at the sign to Thorpe Industrial Park onto Ten Acre Lane and then left again at the first proper turning onto Crabtree Road.
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With a 3 hour flight via Aegean Air for €100 I arrived rested and ready to explore Berlin. After the routine collection of luggage, I found myself outside the airport trying to figure out how to get to my hotel.
*Just a quick reminder, if you are booking a flight one week before your trip, Athens to Berlin airfare can go up to €540 one way.
I assumed that this would have been the easiest destination when it comes to clear instruction for tourists (German efficiency). I don't know if I missed a sign but just ended up taking a taxi not knowing what charges were coming my way.
Staring out of my taxi window, I began taking in the landscapes and became curious about the suburbs around the city (I always wonder how much rent is, do they make good money here, yes I know it's weird). About 12 minutes later my taxi driver stopped and asked for €25 (not bad, especially compared to alot of other European countries).
As I pushed my luggage into the Radisson Blue, I noticed it was on prime real estate, close to major tourist attractions and shopping areas where a 5 min walk away I was pleasantly surprised.
To book a one night stay at Raddison Blu ranges starts from $113 per night and if you swift through some sites, you might get further discounts.
Most people also speak English so you don't have to worry about that. Next post will show you guys the top 4 things to do in Berlin.Comment below if you have any more suggestions on this post or any questions.


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Scholarships and cultural relations
The department of cultural relations was founded in 1957 since the foundation of Baghdad University .It is one of the main active departments of the university .Its main responsibility is to maintain contacts with other universities in the world .This department is responsible for updating developments in the world .This is done through sending scholarships (personnel and faculty members) as well as undergraduate and postgraduate students. Protocols and agreements have been signed with many ancient and prestigious universities all over the world.
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Dr .Ayaid khadem Zgair
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